Very powerful human drama. At first, it looked like some artsy fartsy film that's not to my taste. Then everything starts to fall into place. Kate Winslet gives a commanding performance. 
A bit too many 'endings'. Did not care enough for the characters on the whole. And the ones whom I liked got off the film early. Still, an okay film, though not essential viewing.
I really like this. Granted, I was unsure at the beginning by the shaky camera work style employed, and the seemingly mundane and ordinary. Yet, I got drawn in by some very powerful performances as the film progressed.
Cute, but ultimately an underwhelming film. Essentially for the kids, though I'm not sure if it shouldn't come with the advisory, "Kids, don't try the stuff you see in the movie at home."
As the film started, I cannot believe that this was by someone who had already made 4 features prior. The performances by most of the extras left much to be desired. Technically, the film also feels more like an amateur short film. Nevertheless, as the movie progressed, I started to get into it. A lot of heart. Potent highlights on love, religion and forgiveness. Enjoyed the Yeo Yann Yann appearance. Good to see Sharifah Amani again. The martial arts bit in the car park while seemingly out of place and silly, is kinda memorable and adds to the lightheartedness of this film. One of my favs of the year. Left a smile on my face.
When housed on the brink of destruction, only then will mankind attempt to change his ways. That's more or less what I took from this movie. Keanu looks good in the suit. And Jennifer looks pretty. Otherwise, a so-so movie that I wouldn't mind not having caught. Too by the books for my likings. But adequate entertainment to keep me awake. Most parts anyway.
